Arbitrary tile and WMS sources
Probed for projection and zoom range, then registered as first-class layers.
Industries · Field work · Whitepaper
Survey and geospatial crews already have authoritative data. What they lack is a field client that carries all of it offline, credits it correctly, and does not quietly re-project or degrade it on the way in.
01 / Problem statement
Field geospatial work breaks on three unglamorous things.
Import fidelity. A client that silently reprojects, simplifies or drops attributes turns authoritative data into an approximation. The crew then cannot tell whether a discrepancy is in the ground or in the software.
Attribution and license. If the output of a field session becomes part of a deliverable, every layer that informed it has a license implication. A client that does not record which layer was visible cannot support that.
Offline completeness. Partial offline — the basemap but not the overlays, the geometry but not the attributes — is worse than none, because it looks complete.
02 / Mechanism
Each entry names the mechanism rather than the benefit, so it can be evaluated rather than believed.
03 / Capabilities
Probed for projection and zoom range, then registered as first-class layers.
GeoJSON, KML and shapefile exports, attributes preserved.
Distance, area and bearing, with the datum stated.
GPX, KML, GeoJSON and CSV.
Published once, scoped by role, versioned.
Which layers were visible, at which epoch, under which license.
04 / Reference
| Type | Import | Offline | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| XYZ tiles | URL template | Yes | Zoom range probed |
| WMS / WMTS | GetMap URL | Yes | Projection read from capabilities |
| Vector tiles | PBF endpoint | Yes | Style layers composited in order |
| GeoJSON | File | Yes | Attributes preserved |
| KML / KMZ | File | Yes | Styling honoured where present |
| Shapefile export | File | Yes | Attributes preserved |
| API sources | Endpoint | Cached | Cadence stated per source |
05 / Process
Custom layers are Pro. Organization-wide distribution, audit and SSO are Enterprise.
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